The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-04-29

from the Question Box, which brought out the
real needs of local workers The pastors of the
village, Rovs. David Jamlson, G. l.. Damaron
and II. q. Smith, participated in the discus
sions.
These made general expressions OF re
about the bad weather, as extensive pref
lions had been made for the institute; bua
day dawned as beautiful and as pleased
could be desired, and the large congregatfd1
at all the services Of the day indicated the
public interest.
At $50 the Sunday Schools gathered in their
respective churches. Messrs Baker and Mock
visited the Southern Methodist school, at which
Mr.. Mock delivered IN address. Rev. Mr.. INK
ham was present st the Pre- hytgrlan school
and addressed II.
at eleven Il Union service was held at the
Presbyterian church. A large congregation
assembled TO listen 10 u sermon by Rev. l.. F.
Zlnkharl, General Agent Of the Prisoners Aid
| Society. His text was, THY God cOmmaudcth
thy strength" The sermon WAS interesting
and practical, and illustrated By graphic events
connected with his work.
In the afternoons II Childrcn's Mass Meeting
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BEL AIR NOTES Mr.. A. Kuofler has had his
dwelling housc and store. corner of Main stroat
and Port Depcsit avenue, neatly repnint.d nv
Mr. Edward Lee. The colo,s are orange and
dark green.
MIR. }. II. c. Watts has removed with his
family from Baltimore TO his country home
near Bel Air Station,
Mr.. John Wilgis is building large addition
to his residence on Broadway.
Miss Annie Purcell has rented from Ar YIN
II. Bauer the store house on Min street form.
erlv occuri.d he NJ I wv, u.,,,oo IL
ing establishment and will open a confectionery
and fruit store there
The vestry of Emmanuel EPISCOPAL church
have notified the Rock Spriuy ves,rr that tbey
intend 10 separate and have morning as well as
afternoon or night service The conrrega.
CATION at Rock Spring will probably unite with
one to be organized near the Rocks of Deer
Greek.
Complaints have been made that
last Saturday night was made hideous by
some persons unknown, who were near the
Court House, firing pistols quarrcling and be-
having themselves generally in a disoidetIy
manner.
Mr.. John &. Rouse has erected windmill at
his residence, on Bond street, which will be used
TO pump water into a tank IN the third story of
his house, from which the entire building will
be supplied.
Mr.. John I. Spicer on Monday removed the
Old postollce building from in front Of his
house on Main street to the rear of his lot.
The annual election for Town Commissioners
VIII take pace next Monday, at the Court
iiouse' from 'oo'oor' NJ Inc Judges are Join
a. llama, DR.. Benz. Smith and John W. Ander-
SON.
Town BaiiItl and General Street Supervisor
Small has recently put II three substantial
crossings at The corner OF Broadway and Frank
lin street.
The receipts at the fish supper for the benefit
of Emmanuel Church. in the Town Hall, on
Thursday night of last week, were sos.
Mr.. James NJ. REYNOLDS has erected light
tower is crowned by weather vane, consisting
of an English banncrct, containing masonic
emblems.
Master Frank Craighill brought us on Tuesday
an egg laid by one of his hens II meosures
seven inches around its larger and six inches
around its smaller circumference II is an egg
of which any hen might be proud.
Mr.. II. b. Bruins has completed his livery and
sales stable near the NJ. q. Railroad station
lie has stalls for IS horses. On Wednesday he
received nine Virginia and Western horses.
bought by him directly from the cars i, RoIti.
more. This establishment will no a groo, oon
venience 10 farmers and others who mead div.
ing or work horses, and also IN nersons ,,ho
wish to leave their horses unon taking tho train
Mr.. S. Archer of John and his bride arrived in
Bel Air Monday evening. They were married
at Waco, Texas, on Thursday of last week Tho
bride was Miss Sibyl Mapale. Mr. and Mrs
Archer were the guests, while here. of HIM and
Mrs. Stevenson Archer. They left Yesterday
OF the b. and o. Freight Piers.
Inc MUSICAL met iast Friday evening, at
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